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american taxpayers more than a million dollars. earlier white house tried to downplay its role. to be clear, white house doesn t have role on the front end of approving private charter flights. that s agencies and something we re looking into from this point forward and asked a halt to be put particularly at ahs on any charter flights moving forward. white house may not approve but played a role in travel costs overall. approved the use of military aircraft for price s trips to africa, europe and asia to tune of half a million dollars. adding to the cost. price reimbursing government about $52,000. inspector general is investigating whole mess but in case of private jets, anyone can figure out how outrageous the travel costs were. $300 to fly commercial from washington to nashville. he took a private plane at more than $17,000. at least 20 trips. including a flight from washington to philadelphia, can drive in 2 1/2 hours or train for $72. this is just the spending that pr ....
donald trump jr. released a string of is these during the presidential campaign. this follows a report about these exchanges. though most of the communications were one sided, trump junior did interact on a number of occasions. wikileaks told him, quote, a the r.a.c. is a recycled pro-iraq war pac. we have guessed the password, it is putintrump. done responded, off the record, i don t know who that is boo but i ll ask around, according to te atlantic he did ask around, including trump s son-in-law jared kushner, telling them wikileaks had reached out. we don t know in what context he was saying that, but kushner forwarded that e-mail onto hope hicks. in a separate exchange, done junior reached out october 23rd asking wikileaks about an impending release writing what s behind the wednesday leak i keep reading about? wikileaks didn t respond, but just four days later it released john podesta s e-mails on the same day as you ll recall the u.s. intelligence community condemned r ....
i have never known this woman or anything with regard to the other girls, saying this is 40 years ago, after my return from the hill temilitary, i dated a young ladies. remember what the lady said. that in 1979 when she was 14 years old, moore met her at a courthouse where her mother was attending a child custody hearing. moore offered to stay with her. she says moore asked for her number and days later, picked her up, took her to his home and kissed her. during a second visit, he took off her shirt and pants, removed his clothes and guides her to touch him. she was 14. in addition, three more told the post moore pursued them when they were between the ages of 16 and 18, although they do not accuse him of anything inappropriate. the legal age of consent in alabama then and now is 16. so along with those four women, the post basis reporting on interviews with more than 30 people who say they knew moore between 1977 and 1982. yesterday, beth reinhardt, one of the post reporter ....
these aircraft come in close proximity to one another. all right, ryan brown reporting from the pentagon. thanks very much. remember, important programming note. stay with cnn later tonight for a very timely debate on tax reform. that s coming up, 9:00 p.m. eastern. that s it for me. thanks for watching. erin burnett outfront starts right now. outfront next, breaking news. north korea firing what could be its most powerful missile yet, one that could reach washington, d.c. plus, the president s reality show. today, trump staging a white house meeting like an episode of the apprentice playing roulette with a government shutdown. and trump going after senator elizabeth warren, raising questions about what he said about his own heritage. why did he say he s of swedish descent when he actually isn t? let s go outfront. good afternoon. i m erin burnett. outfront tonight, breaking news. north korea with a record breaking missile launch that potentially puts washing ....
no, please, please, oh! (shrieks in terror) (heavy breathing and snorting) no, no. the running of the bulldogs? surprising. what s not surprising? how much money aleia saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. welcome to the second hour of 360. at the end of a truly remarkable day, children acting like adults and adults acting like children. on the table tonight, students gunning for change, not children but young adults, push for gun control as their classmates go on. we have more with the effect it s having on how the president actually governs. jeff zeleny joins us from the white house. jeff, this was the first shooti white house briefing since the shooting. it was the first briefing and it was not long enough to answer the questions hanging over us tonight. remember the tweet the president made over the weekend for blaming the fbi for missing the warning signs in florida. sarah sanders tried walking that back. she said, look ....